Examples of using Also stressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was also stressed that access of the international organizations, particularly the EU Monitoring Mission, to the occupied territories is essential in ensuring stability and transparency in these regions.
It was also stressed that consensus is the necessary precondition for the further elaboration of comprehensive programme of disarmament.
Mr. Frans also stressed that there is a need for further research on slavery.
While agencies generally supported the recommendation, they also stressed the need to strengthen the relationship between the Regional Coordination Mechanism and the United Nations Development Group-Africa.
It was also stressed that where there is poverty and scarcity of resources
However, several delegations also stressed that various trade barriers continue to prevent developing countries from moving away from commodity exports.
It was also stressed that developing countries had an important potential for trade in health care services.
He later also stressed that the test underscored the urgency of bringing the Treaty into force without further delay.
(c) Also stressed the need for continuity through clear links to previous versions of the classifications, and cautioned against substantial changes;
It was also stressed that there was a link between prevention and allocation of loss arising from hazardous activities and it was that link which underpinned the question of compensation.
Some delegates also stressed the importance of ODA in supporting agriculture development, especially in infrastructure development and building productive capacities.
The AHWG also stressed the need to identify targets for implementation at the global level in the same way as the other Rio conventions do.
It was also stressed, however, that this does not suggest unwarranted competition among the different branches of mine action.
It was also stressed that the exercise of diplomatic protection would thus remain a right of the State,
It was also stressed that it would be problematic to reject the form of a treaty for a set of draft articles modifying rules of customary origin already applied by States.
The need for implementation research was also stressed, consistent with the work WHO has been conducting on implementing objective 4 of its Action Plan for the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of NCDs.
Members of the Committee also stressed that human rights concerns should be given priority in the peace process; all detainees should be released immediately into conditions of safety; blockades of cities and enclaves be ended immediately and humanitarian relief corridors opened; the" safe areas" concept be expanded
Bilateral partnerships were also stressed.
He also stressed two important points.
